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Dear Fellow Horse Caregiver, You know there can be and will be a lot of health problems when working with horses. Do you know that you can prevent a lot of problems of your horses legs, such as joint, ligament, tendon, muscle or horse hoof problems?
Are you spending hundreds, if not thousands of dollars trying to treat something that is hurting your horse only to find your horse still hurting and in pain? If you have, you need to know how to take care of the problems of horses legs and fix them.
Horses legs should be under eye all the time!
If you are serious about providing the best care for your horses legs then you must read on. In fact, this could be the most important letter you've ever read.
Hi, my name is Hannu, I live in the southern region of Finland and I raise Trotters and have for many years. My first contact with horses was on my father's home farm. We moved back to my parents' hometown when I was 14 years old. My father bought our first horse when I was 17, so I've spent 27 years, more or less, with horses. ...Time flies with horses...
From horses I get my pleasure. In my experience, I strive to make the best lives possible for the horses I care for. I know that, the better your horse is feeling, the more easily and affordably you can enjoy success, or just enjoy being with your co-worker, your friend, The Horse.
In finnish we have a saying, "When a horse fly bites you, there is no return." Translation - Once you´ve worked and/or been with horses you can´t live without them.
As a novice, quite soon I started to notice that having and training a horse is not just sunshine. Different kinds of problems occured, and I had to interrupt vital training to heal the horse.
Prevention is very important also with Horse Hoof Problems!
There were nowhere to easily get information about horse hoof problems, hoof diseases, horse leg problems when I actually needed it. No information or help learning how to deal with the horse to minimize the risks such as getting joint problems, ligament injuries, etc., or, when something had already happened, learning what you could do at home to help your horse before the problems grew worse.
Visiting vet clinics, I soon noticed that all kinds of horses had problems,saddle horses, walkers, trotters, thoroughbreds, etc. and with time passing by I noticed that joint problems were increasing and ligament and tendon problems were decreasing among horses, at least among trotters.
From vets and trainers, I got some information by asking for details, but who had time to explain 'everything' about horse hoof problems as an example?
So, the only way was to try to find out the information myself, by asking several successful professionals,vets, trainers, experienced horse owners and by reading all that I could find written in understandable language.
I started to talk with trainers when I used their services, for example, asking from them how they handled certain problems, and the more I started to know them, the easier it was to get information from them. Actually, with some of them we started to be friends.
Same thing with vets. I all the time asked them what and why they were doing to my horse. I really put my nose very close to everybody and asked and asked, because I wanted to learn more about horse problems.
I noticed that vets actually liked that I showed so much interest. I think they were more motivated with my horse when they noticed that the owner tried to do his best with his horses. They explained very much to me about horses: why this thing affected that thing, why they were doing certain things to my horse, and so on.
Because I did this asking and digging, I got more experience and knowledge, and I could do more myself for my horses.
Let's take one example.
Many years ago I bought an older horse, a gelding, a very lovely horse, like a teddy bear. He already had a problem with the suspensory ligament in his right hind, and some people told me that his career was over, because horses can't race with 'three' legs. It was all the time balancing on the edge with him: fall down or keep on 'rocking'. With concentrated daily care I could keep this hind leg in order.
Then his right front hoof cracked. The hoof crack was along so much of the back side of his hoof, in the heel section, that we couldn't patch it. Putting on a special shoe and pad, we could live with this problem too, and he even won some races in his 'old' days.
He was not any world champion, but a nice hobby horse, and he thanked me for my help by racing well. Isn't that the best thanks you can get for your work?
You can save yourself and your horse from many troubles
Now later, thinking about all this, I think I needed a book where I could find at least basic information about problems and what to do. It could have saved me so much time and also saved me and my horses from many mistakes.
So what I´ve done is exactlty that, I put together a book for you. This book will help you to avoid making common mistakes and perhaps help you to prevent common problems that happen to horses.
This book will help horses that may be already experiencing common problems like muscle loss, fetlock etc. and it will also help teach you how to prevent a lot of these problems from occuring before they start. All these solutions will help your horse feel better and healthier, and increase the lifespan of your horse.
This is what you can learn in the book:
If anything you've read so far has affected you, then you know you must get your copy of the ebook!
And in my research I have covered plenty of different things that can hurt your horse, like hoof diseases, and there are literally hundreds of tips, advice and information in the ebook that will improve not only the life of your horse, but the relationship between you and your horse as well!
Because, the more you work with your horse, handle him, the more you are shaping your horse to decent and calm behaviour. The horse needs to know his limits, but with time and the proper routine care this will come naturally. The horse will be more trustful, more relying on you the more he has daily routines.
The horse is feeling more safe when he "knows" what is going to happen. I call it programming. With the right programming you do not have to and should not have to punish your horse - you can urge it gently back towards better health for the horse and better habits for yourself when it comes to caring for your horse and horses legs.
There are a lot of people out there who do not take care of their horses properly.
My goal is to help as many horses as I can. Here is a part of an email I got from one of my customers:
Don´t vaste your valuable time looking for this information from so many different sources.
Don't get confused by too many professional/medical words that can make the information provided difficult to understand.
You can change the direction to better health by buying your book today! You could save money in vet and farrier bills just by doing preliminary work from the ebook with your horse.
Why waste your time and money anymore for searching, when it has been done for you already?
Buy your copy of this Ebook "A Guide To Equine Lameness" now, and get a FREE bonus!
You will get this excellent information "A Guide To Feeding Horses ". This super information is worth $29.95, but You get it for Free! In this great FREE ebook bonus you will find:
Download these Ebooks right now, and start yourself on the path to understanding and maintaining your horses legs better than you could have ever imagined.
You get the Ebook "A Guide To Equine Lameness" and the Free Bonus "A Guide To Feeding Horses"for only How to download your purchase?After you have completed the payment with Paypal, you will be transferred to a specific website wherefrom you can download your eBook and Bonus.
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I am so confident that you will find exactly what you are looking for, that any time in the next 6 months, if you are not satisfied with this book, please return it to me, and I will refund your entire amount of money.
Regards, Hannu Polvi - Finnish Trotter Owner/Trainer
PS - A healthy horse is a happy horse so get your Ebook and free bonus today!
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